Guernsey and Hope Teams Split a Pair
The Lady Cats beat Guernsey 51-37 at Guernsey to salvage one game in three. Hope B Boys lost 64-44 and Junior Girls fell 33-31, with Phyllis Martin leading Hope with 19 points and Carol Anthony pacing Guernsey with 14. The Bobcats open conference play Friday at Fairview.
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Carol Anthony
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National Hockey League Tuesday Results From AP
No games scheduled according to Associated Press bulletin. The page notes a quiet day in National Hockey League activity with no fixtures.
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Solunar Tables When to Fish or Hunt from Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables lists Major and Minor periods. Major periods begin at set times and last about ninety minutes to two hours. Minor periods are shorter. Plan fishing and hunting around these intervals.
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College basketball scores roundup by region
East region results include St John’s 72 over George Washington 70 at Corner 106 and Syracuse 96 over Holy Cross 77. Georgetown 76 over Navy 73 and Harvard 91 over Worcester 66. Duke 121 over Penn State 38. Vanderbilt 97 over Kentucky 79. Clemson 80 over Furman 66. Citadel 70 over Wi Mary 64. Midwest sees DePaul 99 over Memphis State 70 and Detroit 76 over Cantasus 69. Southwest games Baylor 80 over Texas A M 77, Texas Tech 66 over Texas 62, SMU 64 over Rice 62, Arkansas 88 over TCU 70.
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Sports Groups Heading for an All Out Fight
The NCAA and AAU clash over control of amateur track in the United States as the 59th NCAA convention in Chicago nears. Expect tough policy enforcement, potential boycotts, and a struggle over international sanctioning with the IAAF recognizing the AAU as the U.S. governing body for track.
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Detroit at Boston Thursday Night Tilt
Detroit faces Boston in a key matchup for standings with both teams seeking a win on Thursday.
Madlock Texaco Five Tops Nashville 105 to 61
Madlock Texaco Five defeated Nashville 105 to 61 in a local gym. Larry Bruce led with 26 points, Brint Odom 24, Royce Townsend 23, while Hicks scored 31 for Nashville and Parker added 18. Madlock advances to meet Dean's Truck Stop at Patmos Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Duke of Windsor Travels After Major Surgery
The Duke of Windsor is able to travel 21 days after a major artery repair. Dr. Michael DeBakey reports rapid recovery as the couple heads to New York aboard a Delta nonstop jet. Accompanying them are Dr. Arthur Antonucci, a maid, and a valet, with the couple moved from Methodist Hospital to the Warwick Hotel.
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Electoral Votes Count in Washington Joint Session
The Senate and House meet to count electoral votes with Johnson defeating Goldwater 486 to 52. A power clash between the AAU and the NCAA over governance of amateur sports is described, with.Formerly allied groups forming federations to gain control of facilities and athletes.
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St Louis Triumphs Over Detroit In Tight Finish
St Louis edged Detroit 109 108 in a final minute thriller. Cincinnati defeated New York 125 116. UP St Louis faced Boston as San Francisco met Philadelphia in Syracuse with two more matchups listed for Thursday.
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Citadel Turns Out to Be a Big Surprise in SoCon
The Citadel Cadets rout William and Mary 70-64 to notch their fifth conference win in six games and lift season to 9-3. McCurdy Baumann Hartley and Martini led scoring as coach Mel Thompson eyes next week's home date with Davidson. George Washington upset by St John’s OT loss. Duke extends winning streak with 121-88 over Penn State.
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Negro Killed In Blast As Police Question Son
Little Rock man J A Stiggers, 44, was killed by a blast. Police questioned his son as investigators sought a motive and details. The incident occurred in the wake of political events as President Truman’s oath neared and Senate leadership discussions unfolded.
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Parker Cagers Find TCU an Easy Mark
Arkansas dominates Texas Christian 88 to 70 in Fort Worth to open SWC play. Ricky Sugg scores 23 and Steve Rousseau adds 18 as the Razorbacks race to a 42-30 halftime lead and pull away. Arkansas improves to 5-4, winning five of six, and extends their series lead over TCU to 11 straight wins since 1958.
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Fight Over Rule Persists in Senate Deliberations
Senate debates continue on preserving the two thirds rule as a guard for minority rights, with Senator Russell B. Long backing retention and Senator Dirksen siding with Southern opponents. Long notes the issue is no longer a civil rights question and hopes change opponents may be persuaded to drop the fight.
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Will of the People Thwarted Says Arkansas Board Controversy
In Little Rock the Committee for Voter Registration charger accuses the state Board of Election Commissioners of thwarting the will of the people. Dr. H. V. Luck of Arkadelphia says the board drafted a voter registration form with spaces for party and race, prompting court challenge in Pulaski Chancery Court. He urges blanks be left and notes time is of the essence.
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Local man under inquiry after shotgun chest incident
Police questioned the 15 year old son of a man involved in a Tuesday night shooting at the home. The incident centers on a 12 gauge shotgun chest event and authorities are reviewing details.
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Louisiana Weather Update Clear to partly cloudy mild
Louisiana forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures through Thursday. Tonight low temperatures range from 46 to 56 degrees, with Thursday highs in the 70s.
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Arkansas Weather Outlook Through Thursday
Central Arkansas remains cloudy to partly cloudy with a touch of warmth today and tonight. Highs near 70 Thursday with lows in the 50s. Northeast Northwest Arkansas stay mostly cloudy mild through Thursday with lows 50s and highs 66 to 74. Southeast Southwest Arkansas similar with Thursday highs 66 to 74 and nights in the 50s.
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Chess spread from India to Persia and beyond
According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica the game of chess traveled from India through Persia and Arabia into Western Europe, shaping regional variants and evolving rules across cultures. The note highlights a long historical diffusion of chess across major civilizations.
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Water Threatens Flooded Areas From Northern California Rains
Northern California faces renewed flood danger as rivers rise due to torrential rain and melting snow. Evacuations near Eel and Mad rivers continue while Air Force helicopters aid flood relief for sheep. The Eureka region reports heavy rain and warnings extend to Blue Lake and Ruth Dam areas.
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Man Flushed Through Sewer Mile Survives
In Burlingame California a 54 year old workman named William John Selkirk fell into a drain and was carried about a mile through a two thirds full six foot pipe into San Francisco Bay. He emerged unhurt and was found near the drain mouth attempting to climb from a ditch.
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All Teachers to Soon Have Degrees
Arkansas Education Commissioner Arch Ford predicted that within two years the state will have no more than 100 to 150 teachers without a degree. He noted 94 percent hold at least a bachelor degree, with 20 percent having master’s degrees as the teacher count rose by 400 to 17,460 this year.
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Elderly Man Fires During Family Fight in Gulf Shores
Police report Ralph E. Holden, 74, shot his two sons after failing to separate them in a dispute. Ralph Holden Jr., 44, and Robert Holden, 31, suffered 22 caliber gunshot wounds to the stomach and were hospitalized. No charges filed.
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